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Dr. Daniel Park
Proposed Speaker @ GlobalChannelPartners Summit 2015 - Manchester
Dr. Daniel Park & I are working together to provide the GlobalPrintMediaChannel with four high value knowledge resources which Daniel has created in the form of; 1) a Keynote Presentation and 3 bespoke strategic manangement courses targeted at 1) middle, 2) upper and 3) board level management teams; who wish to take their businesses global.
(a short and downloadable outline profile of each course is available by clicking on the images below)
As an economist Daniel has contributed to top-level academic and professional programmes at Harvard University, The German Institute for Economic Research, London School of Economics, South-Eastern University Nanjing, and Warsaw University School of Economics and Commerce.
Dr. Daniel Park based in Manchester, UK and GlobalChannelPartners is also based in Manchester, UK
GLOBALCHANNELPARTNERS SUMMIT 2015
MANCHESTER - PRESENTATION SYNOPSIS
Like all industries today the print business is subject to significant change at every level of activity. The following multi-dimensional factorsaffect every organisation as they plan for a future that is significantly different from the past. Here are just some of the issues that have to be addressed.
* Structural shift in economic activity – a “multi-speed” world
* Disruptive change in technologies and systems
* Shortening product life-cycles and the impact of time compression
* The growth of flexible, virtual and collaborative organisations
* Globalisation ofall aspects of business, not just marketing
* The emergence of the business model as the basis of competitiveness
Dr Daniel Park is an economist specialising in international business development. He will discuss how these issues influence strategy, organisation, culture and processes and will facilitate high-level sharply focused discussion of the implications for companies attending this event.
Drawing on his experience of working with major global companies, financial institutions and government organisations in over 60 countries worldwide, he will offer guidelines on the development of approaches to business development that cope with the overarching challenge of international value migration. He will offer ideas and work interactively with participants in addressing three major themes.
1. What value-adding activity belongs where?
2. How do we choose where and how to compete?
3. How do we execute a global strategy?
Dan Park’s presentation will include examples of best practice for group discussion and will develop ideas as to how these can be applied in the print and related industries.
Dr Daniel Park
August 2015
Introduction to strategy and strategic planning (early stage MBA)
This programme is concerned with the principles of strategic thinking and strategy formulation and its contribution to creating tomorrow’s organisation out of today’s. It explores in depth the analytical and creative dimensions of strategy, with detailed examples of real-life decisions.
Strategy Building and Sustaining Profitable Growth (post-MBA to general management)
This programme is concerned with the central purpose of strategy – the achievement and sustainment of profitable growth. The balance of financial and non-financial dimensions of business development is explored in detail, as is the emerging concept of the competitive supply-demand chain and business model.
Mastering Strategy and Strategic Management (at or close to board level)
This programme is concerned with the major global issues that now affect competitiveness and organisational development. It explores, inter alia, structural shift in the world economy, the strategic impact of disruptive technologies and the emergence of collaborative mechanisms for organisational development.
3 days per programme, week days or extended weekends available
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Find out more about
Dr. Daniel Park
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About Dr. Daniel Park
John Daniel Park, BA MA PhD
Daniel Park qualified in economics, gaining his PhD in the Department of International Economic Studies at the University of Glasgow. He speaks English (native), German, French and Russian and is active in the fields of business strategy, organisational/executive development and global supply chain design.
Dr Park’s early experience was in logistics, cargo trading and strategic planning with Esso UK. In the late 1970s he entered the management consulting professionwith Coopers & Lybrand (now Pricewaterhouse Coopers), where he held senior managerial positions in corporate strategy consulting.
In 1985 he co-founded MASS Consulting Group.
MASS clients include leading European, North American and Asian companies; SMEs in emerging areas of science and technology; financial institutions; and
government organisations. The firm operates worldwide, and Daniel has undertaken projects in 60 countries.
Between 2002 and 2006 he served as an independent (non-executive) director of a large precision engineering company headquartered in Hong Kong; employing 5000 people in mainland China; and operating at 6-sigma standards serving customers in Asia, the USA and Europe.
Dr Park has acted as economic adviser to the United Kingdom Cabinet Office and the Department of Trade and Industry on industrial development policy.
He has ledeconomic impact studies for government and inter-government institutions assessing the effectiveness of financial support schemes aimed at
accelerating theintroduction of advanced technologies into manufacturing companies.
He has also acted as consultant to the Economic & Social Research Council and the Engineering & Physical Sciences Research Council on aspects of research policy,priorities and funding.
Daniel was recently appointed to the Editorial Advisory Council of the “Harvard Business Review”.
Between 1983 and 1996 Daniel was an associate member of the Warwick Manufacturing Group (WMG), University of Warwick, UK, where he was involved in
supervisingresearch at Master and Doctoral levels in business strategy. He played a leading role in launching WMG’s MSc and Executive programmes in China, Malaysia and Thailand.
He has also taught business strategy and international joint venture management at Hong Kong Polytechnic University on its MSc course in Engineering Business Management. Between 2000 and 2014 he acted as subject leader for Business Strategy within the MSc and Executive programmes in Supply Chain Management in the Dublin Technical University.
In 1995 he was a member of a team of 3 that led a seminar on strategic planning and business process design, sponsored by the British Government, to a group of 35 board-level executives in Chinese state-owned and private sector companies.
As an economist he has contributed to top-level academic and professional programmes at Harvard University, The German Institute for Economic Research,
London School of Economics, South-Eastern University Nanjing, and Warsaw University School of Economics and Commerce.
Copyright © Dr John Daniel Park 2014
